
Mesh Networks and Drone Warfare
蜂窝网络与无人机战争
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
374Chapters
5Reads
6.1Score
1Listens
28.5kReads · all time
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Reader comments 34
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Author, I think the reason why it is not popular may be because of the title of the book, and then I think this book is more like a script, which is particularly suitable for being made into a science fiction-themed TV series or a Chinese comic.
A bold idea, a rich knowledge base, and an extremely hard-core science fiction novel that requires a certain amount of knowledge and imagination to read.
I've also played Total Annihilation and Supreme Commander 1.2, So I know a lot about the stuff in it and it's well written.
First of all, the subject matter of this book is very good, and the writing style is also good. Let's talk about the bad points. First, it is the first person. I have not read a first person book for many years. To be honest, I don't have any sense of immersion and it will only feel awkward. Second, when Japanese girls and anime appear, I can't stand it. You can read the English abbreviations patiently. Once you get to a Japanese 14-year-old girl, you might as well write a fanfic.
A more hard-core science fiction article should be good, but English is the biggest flaw. Maybe the author feels that introducing the powerful camp and replacing it with English is very compelling, but it will cause confusion for readers and not make it enjoyable. No matter how good your book is, if I don't know what you are talking about, will anyone read it? The purpose of reading novels is to feel refreshed and fill one's spiritual emptiness, rather than letting the author act as a teacher to educate us.
Wow, it's such a shame that no one reads such a beautiful book.
It's a good and unpopular series. The introduction to the factions can be borrowed from Morning Star LL's "I Have a Suite in the End of the World". People can quickly understand it, and all the background information is also available at a glance.
This thing is very nice, don't be misunderstood by its name. It's just a little hard to understand. So we each gave it a five-point rating and found out the rating was 7.9
I couldn't understand it, but I was shocked!
It's such a fast time in terms of seconds, it should take 10,000 years to upgrade in terms of years and years. It would be great to use tens of thousands of years to level up, but the protagonist dies as soon as the game starts. Just one minute, I really have you.